Intersting frying pan.

[Melonfish]

I frequent a site called Japancentre, i like to get the nibbles and they're great for stuff to make Miso soup, or sushi parts.

however i've recently spotted this:

http://www.japancentre.com/items/2733

its a square omlette pan, very useful however the dimentions 19cm by 13cm and 3cm deep mean it'll fit over a military trang and a hobo without problems. its also got a wooden handle and is non stick.
i'm going to get anyway and i'll do a small review on how it goes out in the wild, i can smell the eggs and bacon cooking now
pete

 

[dwardo]

"It has a wood effect plastic handle"

Should be easy to replace with a posh wood jobby.

 

[Graham_S]

That shop is bookmarked, I can see me spending a lot of money there.

 

[Melonfish]

"It has a wood effect plastic handle"

Should be easy to replace with a posh wood jobby.

Gah! missed that bit
oh well i reckon its easily enough replaced.

 

[rik_uk3]

Eggs and bacon, or do you mean an egg and one small rasher of bacon; too small for real use. Get a real Trangia with a non stick lid/frypan.

 

[helixpteron]

i've recently spotted this:

http://www.japancentre.com/items/2733

its a square omlette pan

The only problem with them is that you have to use square eggs...

 

[Melonfish]

I reckon it would work:

 

[andy_e]

Is there anything that's NOT genetically modified these days ;-)

Nice stuff on that site - have bookmarked it too - am salivating just looking at the pictures -

 

[Melonfish]

just wish i new a way to take Inari-Age with me when bushcrafting, its got to be the ultimate food. stuff with rice done in dashi stock and a splash of soy...
http://www.japancentre.com/items/3050
tbh the Mochi ricecakes would make fantastic bushcraft food just cook them in your billy when on site and then coat with whatever you want
http://www.japancentre.com/items/823


hmm, you know i think i'm going to start a japanese bushcraft food thread

 

[helixpteron]

I reckon it would work:

Brilliant!